Mechanical Micrometer Heads
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Mechanical micrometer heads are used to adjust and gauge positions of machine tools, fixtures, and electronic equipment. They consist of a main body with a single spindle that has a flat or spherical end. These heads are mounted to a machine or tool and measurements are read directly on the graduated barrel to make sure the measurement is accurate and that the machine or workpiece is positioned correctly.
Mechanical Micrometer Heads with Rotating Spindle & Flat Face
The spindles on these mechanical micrometer heads rotate, and commonly have a spindle-lock mechanism for applications that require no rotation. These micrometer heads have a main body with a single spindle that has a flat face. They are commonly used on hard materials where torque is not a risk of damage.
Long Form Calibration Certificate: No
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Mechanical Micrometer Heads with Non-Rotating Spindle & Flat Face
The spindles on these mechanical micrometer heads do not rotate, so no twisting action is exerted on the workpiece. These micrometer heads have a main body with a single spindle that has a flat face. Non-rotating spindles are commonly used for gauging soft or elastic materials where scratches on the work surface can’t be tolerated. They also reduce spindle wear.
Long Form Calibration Certificate: No
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Mechanical Micrometer Heads with Rotating Spindle & Spherical Face
The spindles on these mechanical micrometer heads rotate, and commonly have a spindle-lock mechanism for applications that require no rotation. These micrometer heads have a main body with a single spindle that has a spherical face. They are commonly used on hard materials where torque is not a risk of damage.
Long Form Calibration Certificate: No
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Mechanical Micrometer Heads with Non-Rotating Spindle & Spherical Face
The spindles on these mechanical micrometer heads do not rotate, so no twisting action is exerted on the workpiece. These micrometer heads have a main body with a single spindle that has a spherical face. Non-rotating spindles are commonly used for gauging soft or elastic materials where scratches on the work surface can’t be tolerated. They also reduce and spindle wear.
Long Form Calibration Certificate: No
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